The legacy of Darnella Frazier recording George Floyd’s murder is visible in today’s Latino communities using smartphones to witness the violence and aggression of ICE raids.

Whistleblowers can contact journalists more securely thanks to a new confidential and anonymous messaging technology co-developed by University of Cambridge

International media reporting of the world’s most climate-vulnerable nations is sporadic.

"By identifying people who are more likely to believe fake news, we can help reduce its spread."

A study of over 8,000 articles in top economics journals finds that authors with Chinese surnames are 14% less likely to be cited.

When that concept failed, the founders opened the site up to any type of video – and transformed the way we consume and create media.

"Local news has always been a trusted lifeline for communities, but that trust is surprisingly fragile."

The world’s library of scientific papers is becoming contaminated as fraudsters use ‘paper mills’ to game scholarly publishing for profit.

‘Paper mills’ are contaminating the world’s scholarly output with fake papers that hinder research. Lifesaving biomedical fields are especially hard hit.

Public health implications of smog were only mentioned in 15% of stories published by Pakistani media, research shows.